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They inevitably are, because anyone who has a service subscription is doing this. Because doing every single thing in-house is a different, more extreme value.
by sshine 1y ago
They inevitably are, because anyone who has a service subscription is doing this.
Because doing every single thing in-house is a different, more extreme value.
I'd love to be a $207k/mo. lunch lady.
- steveklabnik 1y agoWe do not currently have any lunch ladies, outsourced or in-house.
- hinkley 1y agoI want to experience a lunch made by a “lunch lady” that makes 200k a year. That sounds amazing. I can count on both hands the number of meals I’ve had that would be made by such a person. But what I wouldn’t want to experience is the amount of additional exercise I would require for my clothes to still fit.
- JonChesterfield 1y agoThat's a hedge fund thing but it does exist.
- hinkley 1y agoI knew a guy whose tech company managed to keep a chef through the 2008 crash but lost her a few years later when Apple made it harder to sell apps. I saw some pretty impressive leftovers.
- sunshowers 1y agoWe all do our part, but our CEO is ultimately responsible for dish duty at the office.
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- rl3 1y ago>I'd love to be a $207k/mo. lunch lady. I mean, I'd settle for being a $207k/yr lunch lady. Perhaps I'm unduly devaluing myself..